HPC++ Class Libraries

HPC++ provides a set of class and template libraries that effectively
defines a portion of its application programming interface (API). It
provides a thread class and associated functions that developers can use to
write applications on small to moderately sized shared memory machines. It
provides a parallel version of the Standard Template Library that can be
used in either the shared memory or the SPMD paradigm. The library provides
a set of synchronization primitives and collective operations that can be
used with threads and the two modes of execution. For making method
invocations on remote contexts, the library provides an abstraction called
global pointer. This concept is derived from similarly named
abstraction in the CC++ language, where it represents a remote reference to
an object residing in a remote context.